SAFETY PARTNER PROGRAM
&
YOUR RISK MANAGEMENT & SAFETY SOLUTION
As an SPP participant, you will have immediate access to our
Basic Plan, which provides access to numerous safety resources listed below.
This service is included with your safety partner package.
BASIC PLAN
Registering is easy, simply go to
spp.gotsafety.com/omega
and fill out the form.
Pre-negotiated discounts on upgraded services are also available to you. See following pages.
■ Hundreds of bilingual safety lesson topics ■ Regular safety training webinars
■ Request new & customized lesson topics ■ Safety forms
■ Archived webinars
■ Free safety signs & posters
■ Affordable safety signage & stickers
ONLINE RESOURCES
■ Free Safety Evaluation
■ One-time Onsite Safety Inspection*
(Free if any upgrade is purchased within 30 days)
■ Cal/OSHA Citation Defense*
■ OSHA Citation Defense Consultation**
■ Phone consultation during business hours ■ Live safety webinars
RESOURCES
* SERVICES ONLY AVAILABLE IN CALIFORNIA
** SERVICES AVAILABLE IN ALL STATES OUTSIDE OF CALIFORNIA
CLIENT ADMIN DASHBOARD
■ Manage Employee Roster - Upload, activate, and deactivate employees ■ Manage Employee Training
▫ Approve newly added lessons for viewing
▫ Create custom playlists for new hires, departments, etc.
▫ Schedule employee training ▫ Send training reminders
▫ Manage training records by name, date, topic, location, or department
■ Document Upload - Upload company documents such as Safety Data Sheets, PDFs, and more.
■ Customized Forms
▫ Create custom forms which can be filled out on PC, or smart device.
▫ Manage submitted forms.
■ My Learning Module - Upload and track company training of any kind.
■ Statistics - Quickly see where you are with your required training and more.
EMPLOYEE CLIENT CENTER - PC AND MOBILE APP
■ Offline Mobile Access - Download documentation, training, or forms which can be accessed and filled out while not in mobile service areas, then submitted automatically upon return to service area.
■ Safety Training
▫ View our 1,000 safety topics in English and Spanish (Read only).
▫ Hundreds of topics available in video and audio (English and Spanish).
▫ View company training from “My Learning Module” if uploaded.
▫ Sign off using your finger on smart device or mouse on PC.
■ OSHA Documentation - If purchased, your OSHA documentation will be viewable on your mobile app in addition to your PC client center.
■ Document Upload - View any company documents uploaded by your company’s administrator from our Repository Tree.
■ Forms - Fill out and submit forms from your PC or smart device.
Call (800) 734-3574 for an online demo!
Full access GotSafety client center and mobile app - Only $49.99/Month
EASY TO USE VIDEO TUTORIALS AVAILABLE LIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
See chart on the last page for pricing of available service plans.
We provide comprehensive on-site inspections, performed by experienced and well-qualified safety inspectors. Their inspections can include the following elements:
On-site visit and walk-through of your facility:
■ Review of your safety programs ■ Review of your training programs ■ On-the-spot consultation to:
▫ Correct or abate hazards ▫ Improve safety operations ▫ Maintain ongoing compliance ■ Identification of OSHA violations ■ Identification of possible hazards
■ Identification of machine-guarding hazards ■ Summary evaluation report, including:
▫ Photos, tied to Cal/OSHA regulations
▫ Instructions to abate/correct identified hazards
INSPECTIONS (California Only)
OSHA requires that every company provide their employees with regular safety lessons. GotSafety’s bilingual instructors can facilitate these lessons for you at your facility or job site. If purchased with full access GotSafety, employees’ signatures will be captured digitally and stored to our GotSafety database where you will be able to track all of their training. See chart on the last page for pricing of available service plans.
On-Site Safety Training (California Only)
■ Bilingual instructor-led safety lessons
■ Up to 2 back-to-back lessons included in each training visit
■ Additional lessons (available in same visit) for $75 each ■ Sessions start as early as 8:00 a.m., last session to
start no later than 4:00 p.m.
SEGURIDAD CON LOS MONTACARGAS
INTRODUCCION
Un montacargas, también conocido como jitney, hi-lo or lift truck, es un vehículo industrial. Está diseñado para maniobrar dentro de las áreas industriales, con una variedad de funciones y propósitos, como el levantamiento de maquinaria pesada, cajas y cajones. Para mover, bajar o sacar producto de los estantes. Un montacargas puede ser propulsado de varias maneras, tal como el propano, la electricidad, el gas y el diesel.
REQUISITOS GENERALES
• Todas las placas de identificación y las marcas deben estar en su lugar.
• Todas las modificaciones y adiciones que afecten la operación segura y la capacidad deben ser aprobados por el fabricante
• Etiquetas y datos deben ser cambiados como corresponda.
• La aprobación debe ser por escrito.
• Si usa accesorios delanteros y traseros, (que no sean las de los fabricantes), el montacargas debe ser marcado identificando el accesorio y el peso total aproximado del montacargas y el accesorio a elevación máxima con una carga centrada.
COMO USAR EL MONTACARGAS CON SEGURIDAD
Los montacargas deben inspeccionarse al comienzo de cada turno. Es un requisito que se realicen inspecciones y que no se use una unidad defectuosa. Operar una unidad defectuosa puede provocar daños o lesiones graves si los sistemas de frenos, el volante o el combustible (especialmente el propano) no funcionan correctamente. Su supervisor debe proporcionarle una lista de verificación para la inspección. Los siguientes artículos deben ser inspeccionados visualmente antes de usar cualquier montacargas:
• Llantas.
• Bocina y / u otros dispositivos de advertencia.
• Controlador(es).
• Frenos (funcionamiento y fugas).
• Volante (funcionamiento y fugas).
• Sistema de enfriamiento (funcionamiento y fugas).
• Sistema de elevación (funcionamiento y fugas).
• Sistema de escape (funcionamiento y fugas).
o Sistema de combustible o Batería
o Propano (sistema no debe tener fugas.) o Gas (el sistema no debe tener ninguna fuga.)
Cualquier problema mecánico descubierto durante la inspección debe ser reportado y se debe poner el montacargas fuera de servicio. Sólo mecánicos entrenados deben hacer reparaciones al montacargas.
• El operario puede añadir aceite, agua u otros líquidos solamente si ha sido entrenado para hacerlo.
• Añadir combustible a los montacargas de propano y acido de batería a las unidades eléctricas requiere un entrenamiento apropiado y conocer los peligros de estos químicos.
FORKLIFT SAFETY
INTRODUCTION
A forklift, jitney, hi-lo or lift truck, is an industrial truck. It is designed to maneuver within industrial areas, with a variety of functions and purposes, such as lifting heavy machinery, crates and boxes, and removing stock off of racks and shelves. A forklift may be powered in several ways such as propane, electricity, gas and diesel.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
• All nameplates and markings must be in place.
• All modifications and additions which affect the safe operation and capacity must be approved by the manufacturer.
• Data labels must be changed accordingly.
• The approval must be in writing.
• If using front-end attachments, (other than the manufacturers’), the truck must be marked identifying the attachment and listing the approximate combined weight of the truck and attachment at maximum elevation with a centered load.
SAFE OPERATIONS
Forklifts must be inspected at the beginning of every shift. It is a requirement that inspections are performed and that you do not operate a defective unit. Operating a defective unit may result in damage or serious injury if the brakes, steering, or fuel, (especially propane) systems are not working properly. An inspection checklist should be provided to you by your supervisor. The following items need to be visually inspected before using any forklift:
Tires.
• Horn and/or other warning devices
• Controller(s)
• Brakes (operation and leaks)
• Steering (operation and leaks)
• Cooling System (operation and leaks)
• Lift System (operation and leaks)
• Exhaust System (operation and leaks) o Fuel System o Battery
o Propane (system must not have any leaks.) o Gas (system must not have any leaks)
Any mechanical problem discovered during the inspection should be reported and the lift should be placed out-of-service.
Only trained mechanics should do any repairs to the forklift.
• Adding oil, water or other fluids may be done by the operator, once they have been trained to do so.
• Adding fuel to propane powered forklifts and battery acid to electric powered units requires that you be trained to do so and that you know the hazards of these chemicals.
